Zach Bryan - Pink Skies Chords

Capo 5th fret.
 
If you don't want to use a capo transpose +5 steps.
 
Csus2  x300xx
 
 
[Intro]
Cadd9 G Em7 D/F#
C G Em7 D/F#
 
 
[Verse 1]
C            G             Em7     D/F#
The kids are in town for a funeral
C           G                Em7  D/F#
So pack the car and dry your eyes
C               G         Em7                 D/F#
I know they got plenty of young blood left in 'em
C          G                 Em7
And plenty nights under pink skies
    D/F#               C G Em7 D/F#
You taught 'em to enjoy
 
 
[Verse 2]
C            G                Em7
So clean the house, clear the drawers
        D/F#
Mop the floors, stand tall
C                 G     Em7
Like no one's ever been here
      D/F#
Before or at all
C             G               Em7
And don't you mention all the inches
         D/F#
That are scr*ped on the doorframe
C      G           Em7
We all know you tiptoed
        D/F#          Csus2
Up to 4'1 back in '08
 
 
[Chorus]
C                    Em7           D/F#
If you could see 'em now, you'd be proud
          G
But you'd think they's yuppiеs
C           Em7        D/F#
Your funeral was beautiful
          G
I bet God hеard you coming
 
 
[Harmonica Solo]
C Em7 D/F# G
C Em7 D/F#
 
 
[Verse 3]
C            G               Em7   D/F#
The kids are in town for a funeral
C        G                      Em7               D/F#
 And the grass all smells the same as the day you broke your arm swinging
C            G          Em7   D/F#
 On that kid out on the river
C               G                 Em7
You bailed them out, never said a thing
                   D/F#
About Jesus or the way he's livin'
 
 
[Chorus]
C                    Em7           D/F#
If you could see 'em now, you'd be proud
          G
But you'd think they's yuppies
C           G
Your funeral was beautiful
D/F#      Em7
I bet God heard you comin'
 
 
[Harmonica Solo]
C Em7 D/F# G
C Em7 D/F# G
 
 
[Chorus]
C                    G             D/F#
If you could see 'em now, you'd be proud
          Em7
But you'd think they's yuppiеs
C           Em7
Your funeral was beautiful
D/F#      G            (C)
I bet God hеard you coming
 
 
[Harmonica Solo]
C Em7 D/F# G
C Em7 D/F#
 
 
[Outro]
C               G            Em7   D/F#
The kids are in town for a funeral
C           G                Em7  D/F#
So pack the car and dry your eyes
C               G          Em7                 D/F#
I know they got plenty of young blood left in 'em
C                G        Em7
And plenty nights under pink skies
    D/F#              C
You taught 'em to enjoy





How to play "Pink Skies" on guitar

[Intro]
- Chords are Cadd9, G, Em7, D/F#.
- Capo: Fifth fret.
- Strumming: For each chord, repeat the down-down-up-up-down-up rhythm.

Examples include: Cadd9 G Em7 D/F# C G Em7 D/F#.

[Verse 1.]
- Chords are C, G, Em7, D/F#.
- Concentrate on crisp transitions and a consistent beat.
- Relax your wrist for better strumming.

Example: C G Em7 D/F# The children are attending a funeral.

[Verse 2.]
- Chords are C, G, Em7, D/F#.
- Strumming slightly harder on crucial words can help to emphasize the lyrics.

Example: C G Em7 
So tidy the house and clear the drawers.

Chorus
- Сhords include C, Em7, D/F#, and G.
- Strumming: Use the same pattern, but accent the downstrokes.

Example: C Em7, D F#. 
If you could see them right now, you'd be proud.

[Harmonica Solo]
- Chords: C, Em7, D/F#, and G
- Strumming lightly will produce a more subdued impact.

Example: C Em7 D/F# G.

[Verse 3.]
- Chords: C, G, Em7, D/F#
- Focus on rhythm and transitions to maintain a steady energy level.

Example: C G Em7 D/F# The children are attending a funeral.

[Chorus]
- Chords: Same as the first chorus
- Strumming: Follow the rhythm for smooth transitions.

Example: C Em7, D F#. 
If you could see them right now, you'd be proud.

[Outro]
- Chords are C, G, Em7, D/F#.
- Strumming: Follow the entrance beat and eventually fade away.

Example: C G Em7 D/F# The children are attending a funeral.

Typical errors include:
- Gradually switching between chords.
- Strumming: To reduce harsh noises, keep your wrist loose.
- Timing: To keep rhythm, use a metronome.

The song "Pink Skies" by Zach Bryan addresses memory and grief.
The feelings connected to remembering a loved one and attending
a funeral are explored in the lyrics. Zach Bryan's narrative and
impassioned performance leave a lasting impression on the audience.
A depressing mood is created by the song's calming tune and impassioned lyrics.

Zach Bryan is an American singer-songwriter recognized for his honest 
yrics and acoustic style. He became well-known for his emotionally
charged performances and compositions. His music reflects personal
experiences, making it relevant and moving.